Welcome to Amarillo, Texas

Located in the center of the Texas Panhandle, Amarillo is close to some outstanding natural attractions including the Palo Duro Canyon, the second largest canyon system in the country after the Grand Canyon. Other popular attractions include the zoo, museum of art, and the Wonderland amusement park.

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Airport: Amarillo Regional Airport
Sports Teams: Amarillo Rattlers, Amarillo Dillas
Newspapers: Amarillo Globe-News
TV Stations: KAMR (NBC), KFDA (CBS), KVII (ABC), KACV (PBS)
Fun Fact: In 1893 Amarillo’s population was listed as "between 500-600 humans and 50000 head of cattle".

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Wooden playsets recalled because of fall hazard

9NEWS - Fri Nov 06

About 275,000 Adventure Playsets wooden playsets, manufactured in the United States and distributed by Adventure Playsets of Amarillo, Texas, because the materials in the horizontal ladder that forms the monkey bars and swing beam can weaken over time.

Record-setting temps settle over Amarillo

Amarillo.com - Fri Nov 06

Today's warm weather will make the record books. Temperatures in Amarillo rose to 84 degrees by 1:30 p.m. today, breaking the previous record high of 83 degrees, set 100 years ago in 1909, said Chris Kimble, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Amarillo.

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